How Many Languages are Present on a Ten Rupee Note

Introduction

• A note is a type of financial security that obligates loan repayment at a specified interest rate and within a given time frame. Although notes often mature sooner than other debt products, such as bonds, they are similar to bonds in many ways.

• The name "bank note," dates back to the 14th century and is derived from the Italian "nota di banco," which originally acknowledged the holder's right to collect the precious metal (often gold or silver) deposited with a banker (via a currency account).

• The Indian rupee is most frequently found as the 10-rupee banknote (10). One of the first notes in the Mahatma Gandhi Series to be released by the Reserve Bank of India was the ten rupee note in 1996. These notes, along with the Mahatma Gandhi New Series notes that were released in January 2018, are currently in use with the 10 rupee coin.

• Since colonial times, the 10-rupee banknote has been printed, and it has been in continuous production ever since the Reserve Bank of India assumed control of India's currency in 1923.

Design on 10 Rupee Note

As a representation of the nation's cultural legacy, the Reserve Bank of India released banknotes in the Mahatma Gandhi (New) Series with a backside design featuring the Sun Temple at Konark. Brown chocolate serves as the note's primary colour. The banknote will be 123 mm by 63 mm in size.

Features

1. The denominational number 10 can be see-through.

2. Denominational number 10 is in Devnagri

3. centre: a portrait of Mahatma Gandhi

4. Micro letters "10," "RBI," "भारत" and "INDIA"

5. Windowed, demetalised security thread bearing the letters "RBI" and “भारत”

6. Electrotype 10 Watermark

7. Number panel with digits going from small to huge on the top left side and bottom right side.

8. Ashoka Pillar emblem on the right.

9. The notation on the left bears the year of printing.

Languages on 10 Rupee Note

The back-side of modern currency notes has a panel with 17 languages written in it.

The languages on a 10 rupee Indian currency note are:

1. Assamese

2. Bengali

3. Gujarati

4. Kannada

5. Kashmiri

6. Konkani

7. Malayalam

8. Marathi

9. Nepali

10. Oriya

11. Punjabi

12. Sanskrit

13. Tamil

14. Telugu

15. Urdu

16. English

17. Hindi

English and Hindi are the central level’s official languages.

The other 15 languages are at the state level or other official languages.

Conclusion

• One popular denomination of the Indian rupee is the 10-rupee banknote (10). One of the initial notes released by the Reserve Bank of India as a part of the Mahatma Gandhi Series in 1996 was the Rs. 10 note.

• The Reserve Bank of India introduced a new, redesigned Rs. 10 banknote on January 5, 2018.

• The note's primary colour is chocolate brown. The banknote will measure 123 mm by 63 mm.

• The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announced in March 2017 that a new 10 rupee note with improved security measures would be released.

• The amount on the 10-rupee banknote is inscribed in 17 different languages, just like on the other Indian rupee banknotes. The denomination is printed in Hindi and English on the obverse. The denomination of the note is shown on the reverse in 15 of India's 22 official languages on a language panel. The alphabetical order of the languages is shown. Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Kashmiri, Konkani, Malayalam, Marathi, Nepali, Odia, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu are among the languages spoken on the panel.